it reduces the number of people who can be in an occupation which drives up prices for consumers. the occupations want licensing to grow because they can make more money and limit the kind of people who can get into the occupation. which some say is one advantage of the licensing. those who do invest the money and time can see an increase in wages of between 10 and 18%. but when it comes to licensing requirements, the amount of training required can be inconsistent with from state to state and even job to job. the overarching goal of licensing is to protect public health and safety. and certainly you would expect an emt to be much more involved in protecting health and safety than a hair braider or a cosmetologist. this isn t a partisan issue. the institute of justice, a public interest law firm with libertarian leanings ranked states by how burdensome they
finish packing and then we were going to go to the beach for a couple hours before we checked out. we sort of set out for the day just to hang out on the beach. it was supposed to be high tide but it was what appeared to be low tide and all of the boats were all stuck in the sand. so we wanted to find a hair braider somewhere on the beach just to hang out for a couple hours, just to pass time before we left. we went to the ladies to get the girls hair braided and they were speaking to themselves very sort of animated and we couldn t get their attention. we turned to talk to the lady about getting their hair braided and within that quick amount of time, we looked and the water s gone out of the bay completely. we were looking at coral or rocks we had never seen before. on the horizontal, there